ROB CORDDRY (Warren) made his debut on The Daily Show with Jon
Stewart in the spring of 2002 and quickly became one of the most
popular correspondents to emerge from the groundbreaking program. He
continued with the show through the fall of 2006, and has since made
guest appearances.

In 2007, he starred in the television series The Winner, created by Seth
MacFarlane and Ricky Blitt. Joining the throngs of many other critically
acclaimed shows before it, The Winner lasted only a half-dozen episodes
before it was taken off the air.

Writing and creating his own comedic content, Mr. Corddry was one of
the first talents to craft original "television-esqueâ programming for the
Internet. Teaming up with Warner Bros. TV Group's digital arm, Studio
2.0, he served as creator, writer, and director of the web series Childrens
Hospital, which spoofs the medical drama genre. Launched in December
2008, the 5-minute chapters starred him alongside Jason Sudeikis, Lake
Bell, Megan Mullally, and Ed Helms, among others. The series won the
Webby Award for Comedy: Long Form or Series and received two other
nominations including for his performance. Season 2 then debuted on
Adult Swim, making Childrens Hospital one of only two shows ever to
make the successful transition from a web series to a television series.
Season 3 aired in 2011, and season 4 will debut this year.

He has starred in a host of features, including Oliver Stone's W., as Ari
Fleischer; Steve Pink's Hot Tub Time Machine, with John Cusack and Craig
Robinson; Miguel Arteta's Cedar Rapids, opposite Ed Helms; Tom
Vaughan's What Happens in Vegas, written by Dana Fox, opposite Ashton
Kucther, Cameron Diaz, and Lake Bell; James C. Strouse's The Winning
Season, opposite Sam Rockwell; Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg's
Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay; Todd Phillips' Old School;
Jim Field Smith's Butter, with Jennifer Garner, Hugh Jackman, Olivia
Wilde, and Alicia Silverstone; and Jonathan Levine's Warm Bodies, with
Nicholas Hoult, Teresa Palmer, and John Malkovich, which is due out in
February 2013.

Mr. Corddry has guest-starred on such television series as Curb Your
Enthusiasm and Arrested Development.